The phrase "a host of recording" is not correct in standard English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "recording" to clarify what is being referred to, such as "a host of recordings."
Example: "The project includes a host of recordings from various artists."
Alternatives: "a multitude of recordings" or "a variety of recordings."
After 11 hours and five minutes on Court 18 and with a host of records having been broken, the 23rd seed found two crucial winners to break the resistance of the Frenchman in the 138th game of a remarkable set.
Benson released new solo LPs in 2009, 2012 and 2013, and White made a host of records including Rome, the Dead Weather's Sea of Cowards, and his own solo debut.
Annoyed that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has been slow to explain how it plans to overhaul the human space-flight program, a Congressional committee is demanding that the agency provide a host of records related to its budget request for 2011.
Rory McIlroy broke a host of records to take a six-shot lead into round three of the US Open at Congressional.
Gould, nicknamed Monkey because he loved climbing trees, was born in Newport in 1864 and set a host of records both for Wales and his home club.
Library closing time is ringing out to the sound of Brian Blessed after a host of celebrities recorded their voices for the building's loudspeaker system.
The letter also asked for any information about documents that might have been destroyed, as well as all records "to, from or with" Samuel Waksal about the investigation -- and a host of other records, including expense accounts and offshore bank accounts, along with "telephone numbers, accounts and message logs of Samuel Waksal for the period starting Sept. 1, 2001, through Jan.
In setting a host of dubious records last season, the Power finished 3-17-1 3-17-1 3-17-1ts.
Earlier, Clarke smashed a host of new records with a brilliant innings, while Hussey batted superbly at the other end.
